Playing in the biggest match of his young career, #NextGenATP star Jenson Brooksby booked his spot in his first ATP main-draw semifinal as he cruised past German veteran Peter Gojowczyk at the
Hall of Fame Open on Friday.
The young American completely outplayed Gojowczyk, needing just 62 minutes to obtain the 6-0 6-3 victory.
“I’m especially happy with a good first set to start it out,” Brooksby said after the match. “In the second set I could have done some things better, and I’m thinking about that still now, but I’m just happy to get through. Props to him though on a good match, and I’m going to get ready for tomorrow.”
The 20-year old has won three ATP Challenger Tour trophies this year, but is looking to win his maiden main-draw title in just his fourth tour-level event. Standing in his way is seventh seed
Jordan Thompson, who defeated American Maxime Cressy 6-3 7-6(6) to secure his semifinal spot.
“It’s been a good year, and I just want to keep pushing forward,” added Brooksby. “I definitely have a lot of confidence going into these next few matches.”